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This volume offers the first systematic account of how education
and science have become sources of power for the states in
international relations and what factors have effected this
development. Drawing together extensive empirical data on the USA,
the EU, Japan, Korea, Singapore, and China, Wojciuk explores the
factors and mechanisms through which education and science
translate into the international position of different states,
highlighting how they continue to contribute to the reproduction of
the centre-periphery system in global politics. Written in an
accessible style, the author argues that these factors increase the
likelihood of success for states in international relations, even
if in themselves, they cannot guarantee it. Specifying the ways in
which education and science contribute to the power of a state in
international relations, Wojciuk focuses on mechanisms involved in
state-building processes and economic development, and invokes
cases of successful competitive strategies involving education and
science. This work will be of interest to scholars in a wide range
of subjects including education research, international relations
and international political economy.
This book critically examines the study of International Relations
in Poland, looking at the pre-academic origins of the discipline,
its development after WWII, under communism, and after the
transformation of 1989. Apart from bringing a broad political and
intellectual context, it offers a thorough quantitative and
qualitative study of hundreds of books and scientific articles. The
theoretical and methodological practices of Polish IR scholars are
presented in a comparative perspective, looking for common patterns
with other European countries. This book is an invaluable resource
for scholars with an interest in sociology of IR, disciplinary
history or scholarly metrics.
This volume offers the first systematic account of how education
and science have become sources of power for the states in
international relations and what factors have effected this
development. Drawing together extensive empirical data on the USA,
the EU, Japan, Korea, Singapore, and China, Wojciuk explores the
factors and mechanisms through which education and science
translate into the international position of different states,
highlighting how they continue to contribute to the reproduction of
the centre-periphery system in global politics. Written in an
accessible style, the author argues that these factors increase the
likelihood of success for states in international relations, even
if in themselves, they cannot guarantee it. Specifying the ways in
which education and science contribute to the power of a state in
international relations, Wojciuk focuses on mechanisms involved in
state-building processes and economic development, and invokes
cases of successful competitive strategies involving education and
science. This work will be of interest to scholars in a wide range
of subjects including education research, international relations
and international political economy.
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